yellow yarrow clouds
like bits of solid sunlight
speak of summer Continue reading →
Yarrow Tide
yellow yarrow clouds
like bits of solid sunlight
speak of summer Continue reading
A Poem Just For Me
Early Morning Decisions
The weather is just right
Birds sing and birds feed
As the steam of your tea
Tells you to read
For the creation of others
Inspires you to look…
Read the rest here.
by AmandWrites
Notes: Written just for me, with a brief comment. Isn’t she a star? Stop by and check her out, and maybe she’ll write a poem just for you!
Fish Nests
Little fish, in the shallows,
where the sun turns
the soil to gold,
your round nest
blooms next to others,
forming a pattern
like dandelions on a lawn. Continue reading
Barnacles and Cheese
Ridged shells,
sea conchiglie*,
drenched in warm
asiago, romano and
cheddar cheese,
look like barnacles Continue reading
►Mythology: “Dogs in Several Myths” 🐕 / “Collaboration with Brenda Davis Harsham” 💫.-
Visit Aquileana’s dog mythology post for my epic poem about a fairy tale dog. Woo-hoo and thanks, Aquileana, for publishing my poem, Laelaps, Hound of Magic! Collaborating is a fun way to widen your blogging horizons. I often feel inspired by Aquileana’s well-researched posts, and this time I had time to read and let a poem emerge before she even published. Such fun! Thanks again, Aquileana!
►Mythology: “Dogs in Several Myths”🐕:
“Collaboration with Brenda Davis Harsham💫”
Artemis & Dog. Roman copy of the 1st cent. CE after a Greek original, 4th cent. BCE. Rome, Vatican Museums.
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►Introduction:
The dog is the first domesticated animal, and is symbolically associated with loyalty and vigilance, often acting as guardian and protector. Dogs are portrayed as guides and companions, hence the notion of “man’s best friend.”
Dogs almost always appear in a positive light. Native American legends generally portray the dog as the symbol of friendship and loyalty. The Joshua Athapascans believe that dogs were the first beings made by their creator-figure, Xowala’ci. The Jicarilla Apache, on the other hand, tell the story of God Black Hactcin, who first created a dog and then made man as a companion for the dog.
In Irish Mythology, dogs were the traditional guardian animals of roads and crossways…
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Raspberry Blooms
raspberry blooms
chickadee hullabaloo
sunshine in my core Continue reading
somebody is watching you…
Spooky Sunday reblog for your delectation. Hope you have a laugh. And if you like flower photos, Paul is the photographer for you. Have a magical day!
Ruffled Petals
Ruffled red petals,
taut with youth,
reveal, then conceal Continue reading
A Prayer for All
Praying for peace
as petals fall.
Praying for families,
divided by war.
Praying for refugees Continue reading
Interdependence
Everything we do
casts a long shadow
in the lives of others.
Let our decisions reflect
kindness and deep thought. Continue reading
The Color Inside
Whatever our color outside,
the color inside
is the most precious,
the color that defines us. Continue reading
How can people say one skin is colored,
I love this post, the art and quote come together to speak to my heart. It reminds me of a post I wrote: https://friendlyfairytales.com/2016/04/09/color-of-a-rose/
Have a magical weekend! Warmly, Brenda
“We who are clay blended by the Master Potter,
come from the kiln of Creation in many hues.
How can people say one skin is colored,
when each has its own coloration?
What should it matter that one bowl is dark
and the other pale, if each is of good design
and serves its purpose well.”
~Polingaysi Qoyawayma, Hopi ~
Artist~Lisa O’Malley
Text & image source: Remember ღ Once upon a Time? https://web.facebook.com/RememberOnceUponATime/
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